Undefined Function php_e () – error

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  • FTP into your site (or whatever file management application your host provides) & delete the wp-content/plugins/exec-php folder.

    Thread Starter mpustka

    (@mpustka)

    Thanks. Are there contents in that folder that I’ll be deleting? Is it the same thing as removing that plugin folder?

    Thread Starter mpustka

    (@mpustka)

    These are subfolders within the wp-content/plugins/exec-php folder
    css
    docs
    images
    includes
    js
    languages
    And there are a few files in the wp-content/plugins/exec-php folder.

    Do I delete all of this?

    Delete the whole wp-content/plugins/exec-php folder.

    While I was trying my hands at few php files, I noticed that the correct syntax is “php _e()” and not “php_e()”. Please take a note of while-space after “php”. What esmi has suggested might be correct solution for your current case, but if one is preparing ones own php file and comes across similar syntax error I think one should take note of difference mentioned above.

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